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' (J, -nrr.il |,n>-p.-riu. 755; extra meeting and 

 acts of the Legislature, 755 ; Republican Bute Conven- 

 t-Mil, 7.Vi; resolutions 7.V. ; meeting and resolu 

 of the Democratic State Convention, 756; fln.r 

 756 ; normal and common schools, 756 ; reform school 

 an. I stai.- prNi-n, 756; ceeslon of the Legislature, 756 ; 

 act* passed, 750; agriculture, 757; Increased value of 

 real estate, 757; manufacturing and mechanical Imlus- 



-ult of the election, 767. 

 . Session of the Legislature, 757 ; extra meeting, 



: message of the Governor, 757; measures for 

 holding a constitutional convention, 757; resolutions 

 relative to immigration, 757; Virginia Included i.i 



t Military 1> ..rders of Gen. Schoficld, 



757; registration of voters, 753; suspension of elec- 

 tions 7.v<; warning to the editor of the Richmond 

 Tiinx, 75s ; convention of the Union Republican par- 

 ty, 75,-i ; resolution*, 758; other political meetings, 



: dislmmlin.,' of armed organizations, 759; regula- 

 tions for registration, 75'J; orders relative to. exert- 

 ing the military power, 759; division of the State Into 

 sub-districts, 759 ; Instructions for boards of registra- 

 tion, 760 ; amended list of disfranchised officers of the 

 State, TOO ; result of registration, 761 ; order for an 

 election, 701 ; Conservative Republicans, 761 ; conven- 

 tion of Unconditional Union men, 761 ; platform pre- 

 sented by Mr. Dotts, 761 ; convention of officers, sol- 

 diers, and sailors of the Army and Navy, 761 ; resolu- 

 tions of the convention, 701 ; policy of Gen. Schofield, 

 7ti-.> ; order respecting disloyal officers, 762 ; instruc- 

 tions to military commissioners, 762 ; reasons for estab- 

 lishing these commissions, 762; result of the election, 

 763; arrest of Mr. Hunnicutt, 763 ; meeting of the Re- 

 construction Convention, 763; convention of Conser- 

 vatives at Richmond, 763 ; resolutions of convention 

 763 ; public debt, 764. 



WELLS, J. MADISOK. Coarae as Governor of LotiU Una, 

 Ml 



WKXTWOBTH. JOHN. Representative from IlllnoU, 181 ; 

 offers a resolution on r. i, a(M. 



Wat Virginia. Outrages in portion* of the State. 786; 

 finance*, 766 ; Tame of assented property, 700 ; board 

 fr equalizing assessments of lands, 700; Insane any- 

 lum, 706; do. of dumb and blind, 766; free-school sy- 

 t'-in, W; normal schools, 766; agricultural college, 

 706; penitentiary, 760; immigration from Europe, 

 766; result of the elect!-. 



WILLIS, NATHANIEL PAMCEB. Birth, 7fi7; literary labor*, 

 707; published works, 707; character, 768; death, 



WILLEY, WAITMAK T. Senator from West Virginia, 

 l.'il ; on suffrage In the District of Columbia, 133. 



WILLIAMS, GEORGE n. Senator from Oregon, 131 ; on 

 fi-malo suffrage in the District of Columbia, 135; on 

 suffrage in the Territories, 173; on i -morals from 

 office, 190. 



WHLIAMS, THOMAS. Representative from Pennsylvania, 

 131 ; on removals from office, 184. 



WILSON, JAKES F. Representative from Iowa, 131 ; on 

 validity of certain proclamation*, 174 ; on removals 

 from office, 186 ; on the organization of the House, 

 2 Hi. 



WILSON, HENRY. Senator from Massachusetts, 131 ; on 

 suffrage in the District of Columbia, 133, 137 ; on suf- 

 frage in Nebraska, 153; on reconstruction, 242; on 

 Supplementary Reconstruction Bill, 247. 



Wine-house. Largest in the country, 768 ; mode of making 

 wine, 768; sparkling wine?, 768. 



Wachusett. United States vessel wrecked in Corea, 527. 



WADE, BESJAJCIN P. Senator from Ohio, 131 ; on suf- 

 frage In the District of Columbia, 136 ; on suffrage in 

 Nebraska, 148, 151, 160, 163 ; on suffrage in the Terri- 

 tories, 173 ; on reconstruction, 239. 



WAONEB, Judge. On the test oath in Missouri, 521. 



Waldeek. Reigning prince, 764; area and population, 

 764 ; army contingent, 764 ; revenue and expenditure, 

 7U t ; public debt, 761 ; Diet approves treaty with Prus- 

 sia, 764. 



WALWORTH, REUBEN- HYDE. Birth, 764; public services, 

 704; death, 7; I. 



WARD, Gen. AABON. Birth, 764 ; education and public 

 career, 761 ; death, 764. 



WABREX, JEREMIAH MASON. Birth, 765; professional 

 life, 765; death. : 



WATTS, ROBERT. Birth, 765; career, 765; death, 765. 



WAYNE, JAMES MOORE. Birth, 765; education, 765; pub- 

 lic services, 765 ; death, 765. 



YATES, RICHARD. Senator from Illinois, 131 ; on suffrage 

 in the District of Columbia, 137. 



YEAS AND NAYS Senate. On female suffrage In the 

 District of Columbia, 139; on an educational test of 

 suffrage, 143 ; do. on the bill, 143, 147 ; relative to the 

 Nebraska Bill, 160, 170; on the Colorado Bill, 171, 17 ! : 

 on suffrage in the Territories, 173 ; on the validity 

 of certain proclamations, 178; relative to removals 

 from office, 197-199 ; on reconstruction, 233, 243 ; on 

 reconstruction, 249, 250, 252, 253. House. On suf- 

 frage in the District of Columbia, 143, 147 ; relative to 

 the Nebraska Bill, 169, 170 ; relative to the Colorado 

 Bill, 171 ; on declaring valid certain proclamations, 

 171 ; on suffrage In the Territories, 174 ; on repeal of 

 the amnesty clause, 178, 184 ; relative to removals 

 from office, 187; relative to removals from office, 198, 

 199 ; on resolutions relative to impeachment, 200 ; rel- 

 ative to reconstruction. -'.'.'. -j:;7. Jll; on reconstruc- 

 tion, 248, 250, 858. 



Yellow Fever. Prevalence, 773; symptoms, 773; stages, 

 778 ; causes, 773 ; treatment, 778. 



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